Best way to conform in Premiere CS6?

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Kyle Decker

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I recently switched over from FCP 7 and conformed all 60p clips in cinema tools. Is there a clean way to do this process in premiere CS6?
 
I am trying to achive a faster workflow since I'm constantly dealing with many 5D MarkIII 60p clips that need to be conformed. I want to know what options are out there. Thank you for your help. I'll try Prelude
 
What do you mean by "conformed"?

To me it means matching (conforming) an off line edit or graded footage to online finishing via an edl.

I suspect you mean something different.
 
Perhaps I'm using the wrong term. I've been opening 60p DSLR clips in cinema tools and clicking the conform button which brings it back down to roughly 30fps therefore making it slow motion. Please correct me if I'm saying or doing something wrong.
 
Can't you just bring the files into premiere - I've never thought about converting outside of it? It has enough different input types to not usually be a problem.
 
Right-click on clip, select "Interpret Footage" and tell it to use the frame rate of "29.97" or "23.976" depending on where you want to go with it.
 
Gary Huff said:
Right-click on clip, select "Interpret Footage" and tell it to use the frame rate of "29.97" or "23.976" depending on where you want to go with it.
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And what's great about this method vs. cinema tools is that it conforms it to whatever frame rate you want but if you want to switch it back for any reason, you can. Its not a permanent process like the Cinema Tools one.
 
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